Ketron XD9 was released in 2005. This synthesizer is an improved version of XD3: it has a 61-key keyboard, modulation wheels and 2 large built-in speakers. XD9 instrument has a 64-note polyphony. The front part of the device is divided into several...
Ketron XD8 stands out among the rest in its category, owing not to internal capabilities, but to the keyboard. Unlike other models of this line, XD8 has a chromatic keyboard: the right zone is limited with 52 keys, and the left one – with 120 for basses....
Ketron XD3 was released along with XD9 in 2005, and it differs in that the latter one lacks a keyboard, modulation/pitch wheel and sound amplification system. XD3 has a 64-note polyphony, and it is a music module that will provide an easy workflow, and...
Ketron X8 became the most distinguished product of the X series, owing not so much to internal capabilities, but to the keyboard. Unlike other models of this line, XD8 has a chromatic keyboard: the right zone is limited with 52 keys, and the left one –...
The Akai X7000 is a vintage analog synthesizer released by Akai in 1987. It was the first in the X series of synthesizers and featured 64 voices of polyphony and a variety of analog and digital sound generation capabilities. The X7000 was used by many...
The Korg X5DR is a synthesizer and digital music workstation released by Korg in 1995. It features a 61-key keyboard, a built-in sequencer, and a variety of sounds and effects. It was popular with musicians and producers in the 1990s and is still sought after by vintage synth enthusiasts.
The Korg X5D is a 61-key digital synthesizer and MIDI controller keyboard. It was released in 1997 and was designed to be a more affordable alternative to the Korg M1. It features a wide range of sounds and effects, as well as a built-in sequencer and...
The Korg X50 is a 61-key synthesizer workstation released by Korg in 2006. It features a built-in 16-track sequencer, a variety of sounds, and a variety of effects. It is capable of producing a wide range of sounds, from acoustic instruments to synthesized sounds.
? The Korg X5DR is a digital synthesizer and music workstation released by Korg in 1995. It features a 61-key keyboard, 16-track sequencer, and a variety of synthesis and sampling capabilities. The X5DR was designed to be an affordable alternative to the more expensive Korg Triton series of workstations.
X4 by Ketron was released in the early 2000s along with the rest of the X series. Compared to X1, the device was offered to users at a reduced price, as it lacked a keyboard, modulation wheels, speakers, but had a more elaborate central panel. Anyway, X4...
